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— Chapter 1. Overview
RF-6000E Operations Manual
8
Table 1, DC Power Consumption and Weight per Model
MODEL
Current
Amps Max
Power
Watts Max
Solar Rated
Power, Watts
Weight
12 V
24 V
12 V
24 V
12 V
24 V
lb
kg
RF-6000E-041
3.9 A
2.0 A
53 W
54 W
34 W
34.5 W
98 lb
44.5 kg
RF-6000E-042 7.8
4.0
105.5
108
68
68.5
119
54.0
RF-6000E-043 2.0
1.0
26.5
27
17
17.5
86
39.0
RF-6000E-051 3.9
2.0
53
54
34
34.5
99
45.0
RF-6000E-052 7.8
4.0
105.5
108
68
68.5
120
54.5
RF-6000E-053 2.0
1.0
26.5
27
17
17.5
86
39.0
RF-6000E-054 7.8
4.0
105.5
108
68
68.5
98
44.5
RF-6000E-057 5.9
3.0
79
81
51
51.5
114
52.0
RF-6000E-079 7.8
4.0
105.5
108
68
68.5
123
56.0
RF-6000E-089 7.8
4.0
105.5
108
68
68.5
124
56.5
RF-6000E-098 5.9
3.0
79
81
51
51.5
114
52.0
RF-6000E-099 7.8
4.0
105.5
108
68
68.5
127
57.5
RF-6000E-108 5.9
3.0
79
81
51
51.5
115
52.5
RF-6000E-109 7.8
4.0
105.5
108
68
68.5
128
58.0
RF-6000E-241 3.9
2.0
53
54
34
34.5
98
44.5
RF-6000E-242 7.8
4.0
105.5
108
68
68.5
119
54.0
RF-6000E-251 3.9
2.0
53
54
34
34.5
99
45.0
RF-6000E-252 7.8
4.0
105.5
108
68
68.5
120
54.5
RF-6000E-279 7.8
4.0
105.5
108
68
68.5
123
56.0
RF-6000E-289 7.8
4.0
105.5
108
68
68.5
124
56.5
RF-6000E-298 5.9
3.0
79
81
51
51.5
114
52.0
RF-6000E-299 7.8
4.0
105.5
108
68
68.5
127
57.5
RF-6000E-308 5.9
3.0
79
81
51
51.5
115
52.5
RF-6000E-309 7.8
4.0
105.5
108
68
68.5
128
58.0
10
Weight is for 12 V power and does not include optional alarm equipment mounted inside the repeater. Add 5.5
lb, 2.5 kg for standard RMAS-120 transmitter, add 8.5 lb, 4 kg for RMAS-120 transmitter with UHF radio
telemetry link. Add 6.3 lb, 2.9 kg for the DC/DC converters. For rack mount units, subtract 50 lb, 22.5 kg for
the enclosure.
11
Current is specified at +13.5 VDC at TB3. Current is constant with battery voltage. Combined A + B Battery
currents are shown. Normally, each battery current is half of the total for even numbers of provisioned amplifiers.
12
Current is specified at +27.0 VDC at TB1, TB2. Current increases when the battery voltage decreases.
Combined A + B Battery currents are shown. Normally, each battery current is half of the total for even numbers
of provisioned amplifiers.
13
Power is quite constant over the operating voltage range due to the switching DC/DC converters.